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Dr. Alexander Stein, PhD, age 64, serves as an Independent Director of Lafayette Digital Acquisition Corp. I (NASDAQ: ZKPU), a special purpose acquisition company that priced its $250 million IPO on January 8, 2026, with units beginning trading on the Nasdaq the following day under the symbol ZPKU. The SPAC, led by CEO Samuel A. Jernigan IV and CFO Robert Munro, is focused on identifying a business combination target in the technology industry. Effective January 8, 2026, Stein was appointed to the company's Board of Directors alongside Jason Glazer and Robert Cusack, all as independent directors. Stein serves on the Audit Committee and chairs the Compensation Committee. He is classified as a Class II director, with his term set to expire at the company's second annual meeting of shareholders. The SPAC's sponsor is Lafayette Digital Sponsor I, LLC, and BTIG served as sole book-running manager for the offering.
Beyond his SPAC role, Dr. Stein is the Founder and Managing Principal of Dolus Advisors, a bespoke consultancy established in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks that specializes in psychologically complex enterprise challenges beyond the scope of conventional business consulting. He is also a Principal in the Boswell Group, a psychodynamic management consulting firm advising CEOs, corporate directors, and senior leaders on people and culture issues at the top of organizations. Additionally, MarketScreener records that he has served as Chairman of Cable Consultants Corp. since 2004. Trained and licensed as a psychoanalyst, Dr. Stein advises executives, founders, and boards across a broad array of industries on leadership, culture, governance, ethics, risk, and organizational matters with complex psychological dimensions. He is an internationally regarded authority on human risk and the psychodynamics of fraud, frequently engaged as a specialist advisor in multijurisdictional serious fraud and grand corruption matters, and helps companies address institutional disturbances such as human-factor vulnerabilities in cybersecurity and executive misconduct.
Dr. Stein holds several advisory and affiliative positions. He is a Specialist Collaborator in the Center for Human Centered Cybersecurity (HCC) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and sits on the advisory boards of several technology firms, consulting on human-centered technologies and their unintended consequences. His other affiliations include the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis (NPAP), where he is a Senior Member and Faculty member; the American Psychoanalytic Association (APsA), where he is a Clinical Member and co-chairs both the Committee on Public Information and the Committee on Corporate and Organizational Consultants, and serves on the President's Commission on Artificial Intelligence as Editor-in-Chief of The CAI Report; the International Psychoanalytical Association (IPA); and InfraGard New York Metro Members Alliance. He is also involved with the Psychotherapy Action Network (PsiAN), MeasuredRisk, and the iQ4/Cybersecurity Workforce Alliance. Dr. Stein is widely published and cited in business and industry press, and has contributed to Forbes on the psychology of decision-making and unintended consequences. He was formerly a monthly columnist for FORTUNE Small Business Magazine (column: "Emotional Edge"), CNN/Money (column: "Business in Mind"), and CBS Business News, where he wrote on the psychology of entrepreneurship.
Dr. Stein's educational and professional background is distinctive. He was a conservatory-trained professional pianist, giving his first recital at age 11 and concertizing as a soloist and chamber musician throughout the United States and Europe before leaving his musical career to pursue graduate study at New School University and psychoanalytic training at NPAP in New York. He is based in the United States. His multifaceted expertise in human behavior, organizational psychology, fr
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